The Sun. — London, England, 1809-08-10 00:00:00

:I IJ L 5276.] ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses- the. Pa tit di of W Las and Dux?. of Yok K. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that Mr. .SNI l"1' beiny per - teary. recovered twin a lung 'indisposition, will THIS • EN EMI NG; To-tn,rrow, and ,Saturday, • go through his famous E LYING ACT of I WRSENIANSH IP, in addition to the unequalled LX VISES of tilt; Double of EQU S FRIANS. Previous to which, the Grand' Fq , iestrian and Pedestrian War Spc_taele, c.:lled THE ARAB; Or, THE FREEI3OO rEßs•or THE DESERT. With a GENERAL ATTACK on• Real Horses. Aftervihich the Eccentricities of the 110 NTED TAkLog.. To conclude with (f r the last Thr.'e Nighti), HARLEQUIN PYGMALION. On'ivlonflay next will .he produced a i.ew Coolie Pan wzrkirrie, with extensive Scene,y, Machinery, it;c: invented awl produced by Mr. ..1 s Its v, _jun.. called The :Midnight . ; or, Harlequin Viclitn. • - Loots open at Halt past Five ; begin at Half past Second Price at Half past Fight. *** Equestrian Tuition by able NI asters. GRAND LOTTERY. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS •• -To nedivitteti tx:tvfceit the Potiln...lo One r- i'ICKETSand ► SHARES are on Sate tty EYTON; -IL at 1115 State Lottery Office, late Partner with Sir fames Brauscomb, No, z, Corolla!, near toe M4nsioa 11Quse. . . Sc'ieille Oril , , s,OOO Numbers. • s, and every pariicula.refative to the Lottery, - to be kid, grdris, at the above Lucky Office. ' in the LASE LOT 1' FRY, the toilow-ing CAPITAL 'PRIZES were Sold in 130 shares by EYTUN : 4.123 - 4z 0 , 0 , 0 4690 _ ks,Joo 7 , 9 - Zioc. 12 ,510 . •ao,ooo 15,127 - 5,020 ' 18 ,535 - ••• Seo 4, 9 7 7 - 20,0,0 3,034 - 2 , 000 19,003 - - PC' 12 4 6 7 -. 10,000 . _ .. Likewise, No. 3,618, Tbe G rand Prize of t,OOO Tickets, en titled to 24,76;1. STATE LOTTERY, With only.Five.Ttrmsand Numbers. SCHEME. 4 - - of . . £20,000 8 . - of - 4 - - - • §,OOO tz - - • - - 4 . - 2,c00 Besides tool. ecc. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. SSIFT and Co. respettfully inform the POblic, that TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at their Of , cesi No. r I, Poultry, No. 12, Charing-cross, and 31, kld gate High -street. • The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and af fords the Adventurer an opportunit tit gaining the immense Sum of 80,0001. which may be 'obtained by purchasing the whole of a Number, 0( in proportion te(r any Part. Tickets and Shares will be hiAner before the Drawing. PRESENT PRICE ,Cf .coa SO:3 Half - Ticket - - . - _ -- - v kzt • - - 0 0 Eighth - - kz 17 0 'Quarter - - Sl3 0 I Sixteenth g To-be Drawn immediately after the next State- L:Atery. THptD and LAST GRAND CI l 1 LO"I"FERY,' Consisting of 20,000 FiLkets, t., be Drawn- in Guildhall in Four Days. No fixed Prize. THE Amount in Prizes contained in this LOT TERY very consideranly exceeds either of the Two preceding Lotteries, as there dre I wenty live Grand Capital Prizes, consisting , of T went -nine tin , ,t F EE- IiOL HOUSES, discharged ortand-Tax, situate in the Centre of the .M , tr•polis, which were estimated in the year 18c6, by fie . c.iniiient'Stirvilars, o; Oath, bdore a Coin rnitteeof the tiousot Comnious, to be Worth upwari4 of too,cool. ; arc, th,it time have greatly increased in Va lue, as it is well kii.r.vn that most firtiLles of Building 11a, teria Is are nearly doubled in price.. A new Survel and Esti- Mate are preparing, wan. n %via be shortly published TICKE and tilt A ES are on' Sale at the Licensed Lottery Offices, and by their gents in :tie Country. PRESENT PRICE.. Ti,ket Ralf .;3u,krter 48 12 o . £4 lo o I E ighth - ,C: '3' 6 2 6 o I •lixteenth . o zz o , • SALE BY AUCTION, I3‘. PETER h .BARON,.. On the Premises, on Monday te :.Sth s; (being postponed fro:n tile 3iSt luly, as heretofore advertised). and on the fo.tovii4; Days, until the whole be soi,t, i&rreri o' Clock in the 1 -orenoon of each Dev, ALL the V i t uar .l e SCENERY , MACHIN ER Y , Akt)R )BE, l'A i'ENT LAMPS, CD NUE 'to th e ERS, aild all other t h e E netts in, auOut, .and belonging Thtatre Royal in Manchester. • PPrinterCa,alogues, may he had, .and , fui'ther information obtained, oniappiicatnin to die Audioneer, n Chapel Walks ; or to Mr Caygill, at the Cohcert Tavern, in Manchester aforesaid. and it The Prop eTty'nay be viewed on the Thursday, - 1 1 fiday, ttt day p;-,:ceding the S - ale b • applying 1 0 Mr. CaY -1/.111. Y as above. MODERN- MANNERS,, CHARACTERS, Thi s 'Pay ‘vai pOlished, In Two elegant Volumes, Post OdaVo, price 16s in boards, accompanied by several :Engravingi, in the manner Drawings; &c. of LETTERS from •LONtION to DUBLIN, from LAN w R. „„ a STUDENT o f t h e LAW ills FATHE in State.of Mani:es, inions. olitis * tne Court, Legal Pradice, Public r Amusements, P Liter c a t ure , &c. inwrsperbed with Characteristic AnecdOtes of nearly Five Hundred Person.s, in the different Departments of Pitblic Life. • Printedd - for C. Cratl ,, ck and W. joy, No, 32, - Pater. noster,roav ; sold by Archer, Mahon, Dugclale, and Col.. bert, Dublin; Edwards and Savage, Cork; and I. Bull, Waterford: • • This Day was published, price 7s. boards. GRANIATICA de la LENULJA INGLESA, que contiene reglas faciies parr bU prOnUtiCidClorl, y a pren:lerta inctodicarnente con muchas observaciones, y no• tas critieas de los inas c.-elebres autores ing,le.es' por el Padre M I T. Connelly, nueva edicion, correota y aunientada. Lonilres : Pot T ii ...v Librevo, 7 No. 4, Broad -street, ttoy4l Exch• 1 ).., . a ''''' ' Also Dic4.-'lOnea.rio nuevo de las dos Lein uas Espanola y ingi esa. i de sus o r es Y Espanola, que contiene las signiticak.ionsis Marina, poi. yu:os terminos de las Artes, Cienci,is, Oticlos y nado, rt. as. Neu nan t edicion segunda, Svo. enqugcler- Nuevo Diccionati Inglesa, tzinu. enquliernado PQrtatiltdos. de 6 la d, s'Lenguas Espanola y This Day Was p ublished, Price 2S. bound. the. Fifth Edition, greatly improved and carefully corrected by the Author; ,of _ - L' ASY and FAMILIAR DIALOGUES, in French 4..:.4 and English; containing Idioms and Convey uuus ou Subjects hest adapted for Schools, both in and:out a the Play-Ground. • London: Printed for T. Boosey, No. 4, Old Broad -street, meat the Royal Exchange; and C. Law, Ave- Ma:ea-lane. Where may, be had, by Dr. Wailostrocht, • ' /A Grammar of the French La , gt.sge, with l'eaCtcal Exer cises, Loth e,:it. 12.m0. bound, 3s. btte A Classical Vocabulary in French and . Eugli - sh, sth edit, 25. 6(1. • Reel:ell Choisi de Traits, et de .Cantes Nloraux. 6z.c.IZTTIO. 3s. 6.1. , Livrc des Enlans, on Syllabaire Francois, ;t1 edit. Is. bd. Petit t anleau, ou Elenictis <lc la Constitutitni des Lois, Icc, de la Grande Bretagne, zznio. 4s. 6d. r " r T • • • TA tw, ; 31i,t%.\ :!. , ILT T. TH UR SDA Y, AUGUST 10,' I Hog. HUDDERSFIELD MOB MEETING. ' May aoth, ace. On the 16th of lay, at a ?Meeting held at the ,Ruse and Crown, )(MN HI R ST, Cloth-Dresser, or Cropper, in the Chair, it was resolved unanimously„ THAT a MEETING should be held on Tues , nay, May .30th, at-Twelve o'clock 'it Noon, to re, turn Thanks to G. L. WARDLE, Esq. and to the Friends of Parliamentary Reform, for their exposure o f abuses, and their laudable • endeavotars to save their Cohntry from ruin. The inhabitants of that town and neighbourhood 'were re. i qdested to attend ; but no place of meeting was fixed. The Advertisement or Notice appeared in the Wakefield Star, on Friday, the 2.7 th of May ; and on Tuesday, the loth, a Rabble Crew ( Friends of Reform,) assembled, no doubt • by•instirvq, around the Banking :hop .of Messrs: 1 ughams, , near to the door of which shop was eieded a scaffold, for the accommodation si the fellowing respeetable personages, viz. Samuel Clay, linen-draper, the Public Orator on the oc:. cosion, otherwise Master of the Ceremonies, john Hirt, of Hurb , ersfield, cloth-dresser, or cropper, the Rote and Crown Chairman,. superseded on this day by the Hoirourable Linen-draper's order. Joshua Wood, of Dalton, clothier. • Benjamin Ingham, of LOckwOod, 'master cloth-dresser, woolstapler, merchant, manufacturer, and banker. • Joshua Ingham. .of Nth - field, in the Commission of the Peac, collier, lime-burner, banker, Esq. Chairman of the Rabble-COew, by order of the 'Linen-draper. With a few others, insignificant persons, and one or two Patriotic Reformers, borrowed from Halifax Parish. To them must" be added the Motley Crew below the scaffold, the enereetie Friends of Reform, who are so well described by the Verses in the Leed's I litelligencer; of July 3 " What rogues - are - these in greasy caps. w(tia long lank hair, and lanthorn chaps, " Who throng" the Banker's door ? The proceedings of the Mob Meeting were published by a paragraph in' the Wakefield Star, of Friday, lune 2, stating, that Samuel Clay (the Linen-draper) opened the business— harangued the numerous and respectable Assembly—called losnua Inghatto Esq. to the Chair —and in a clear and ex pressive manner,. read the Resolutions, (printed in the Wakefield Paper above-'mentioned,) and also dispersed in hand bills amongst the country people, which were passed unanimously with the .plaudits of those persons (rogues in greasy caps) who surrounded him. And-that the Meeting -was dismissed -by the cOO% dignified, and respedable Chair. mm (the humane witness to the character fames Asquith, the younger,) Joshua Ingham, Esq. with the following im pressive words Gentlemen -I return you thanks 'for the honour you have done me un thisaaccasion, in calling me to the Chair. It is an honour I shall never forget. You know, my principles, and when any Constitutional Question, such as Asquith's, is brought tor - Ward, connected, as I conceive this to be, with the liberties; as well as happiness of the country, I shall never be ashamed (very trqe I) to shew-my face in its sup. port. - Then the Motley Crew dispersed, but without that salu tary caution, which might make them amends 'for so great a waste of their valuable time ; for there is no doubt that, if the dignified Chairman had explained to the Gentlemen in greasy caps the various uses of hemp, they would have been converted into more peaceable meinbers.of society It was an omission pardonable' even by the most rigid Reformer, and for which the dignified Chairman made .imple amends on Thursday, the mat of lune, on which day the great ener gies of his capacious mind were exe,ted, though-in vain, in promoting a quit ad of hunianity, viz, to rescue an unfortunate neighbour in distress. lames Asquith, the younger, son of fames Asquith, of Mirtield, blacksmith, west hatlotted to serve as a Local Mi litiaman for that town, and attended on the 3 ist of May, at Wakefield, before the Deputy Lieutenants, to take the oath ; when Olio was administering to him, he exclaitned at the words "True allegiance to his Majesty king George,"-e " D King George,'' -- lie Was committed, for he could nut be persuaded out of his sobriety, and to retract. And even tarnes'Asquith. the elder, his Father, declared, that his son was as sober as any of the Deputy Lieutenants. A Father, of notorious charmer in Mirfietit, having told the Vicar, that he, old Asquith, would freely give a day to pull down Kings and Priests ! The next clay, the dignified Huddersfield .Chairman appeared in person, to speak. in favour of the im prudent youth ; aid as the character of Joshua Ingham, Esq. is exeelled by none, for the stridest veracity, rnodesy, diffi dence, mildness of temper, disinterestedness, haimanity, and fidelity to the King, his Crown, and Dign ty, and zeal to serve every poor man in -distress, he aetonisheil the' Deputy . Lieutenants by the most excellent character he gave of old Asquith and all his family. I t was an affetting sighr to behold the pathetic spectacle of the dignified Chairman of Huddersfield pleading in vain for the indiscreet Son of an indiscreet Father. This sincere friend of a fellow-creature in distress, even pledged himself to be one of the unfortunate youth's bail, ye , . it was all in vain. The Justices and Deputy Lieutenants did their duty ; they would - not sutler the law to be frittered away by philat, .tiiropy, it took its course, and the dignified bail being ab sent, lasses Asquith, the younger, (who d King George,) was liberated on the bail of the highly-respected lames As .quith, the father.' and another of his sons; the culprit in fifty pounds, and his two kinsmen in twenty-five pounds o :each. The said lames Asquith, the younger, being bound appear at Bradford Quarter Sessions; with the sincere re. gret of his compassionate 'neighbours. By Order of • R. H. BEAUMONT, a Magistrate, Whitletliali, near Huddersfield. • I uly 8, zBz9. . This Day was published. Price One Shilling, QTRMTUR ES on the APOLOGY set up by Mr. ►J coIII3EI 4 T, in his Weekly lolitical Register of Saw.. day, I une 1701, acg, for his fililute to appear at a Court_ Martian heidon the 24th of March, i7tp, And to maintain the Charges he had piefeiTed against ccrtaiUo dicers of the 54th Reg►ment of Foot. When a ►►tan once attempts to make converts. whz-ther it be in rel►gion. polities, or any thing else—when lidonee coru , s forivarci k as a Candidate for p ublic admiration, esteem, or compassion, his principles. his motives, every action of his file, public or pr►v►ate, become the fair subject of public idiscusston.''—Cohbett's 4 Works Vol. 1. p. I s % Also, Cobbett.convitied; and the Revolutionist Exposed; an Answer to his Political Register, and addresszd to him by Detector, pr►ce zs. _printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall ; sold also by the Booksellers of Himpshire and Wiltsh►re. ,This Day' wis eltblislied. A CATALOGUE ot BOOKS, consisting chiefly .L 3. of lassica, recently Imported from Holland, NCLUDI NG Aristophan - _ es, Kuster: ; Moilttaticon, /Wig. Expliq. d'E..elly I US, S tanicii_i is vol. L . t • 1.4 , d 'Ns Siculus, Wesselin- Voyage Yittoresque de la gii, z vols G reee • liriodotus, Wesselingii; Livius I.; , akenborchii. 7 vol. Plato serrani, z v o l. Ciceronis Opera, Olivet, 9 Tixucydides, Pukeri ; vol. josephus tlaverc.nno. I vol 1 Aristides,lebb, z vol. t. ir. ilesclui IctiLon, Aibcitt, 2 ( Vir4il,iis. Liorin.iiiiii, 4 vol. vol. L. e. t P. lies) chii Lexicon, Albetti.si Losianus, Heinsterhusii, 4 vol vol. F.icaolati Lexicon, 4 vol. 0 vidius, Burmanni.4 . vo.l. Gesneri Thesaurus 4 vol. fE,chyliis, l'auw, z vol. Stepltani i tiesaurus . Ling. Euriodes, Beck, 3 vol. Gr, i volt. t Prudentius, Deilinini ; :si.i...x Lexicon, Kusteri . ,2 3 otitis, Bel phini, 2 v o l. vol. . Staiius, liartliii, z vol. • Bibli,i Polyglotti & Castel:i ; Plutiri.:ll, ltei,ke, tz vill." ' Lexicon, 8 vo4. . Oritores Griei, Reiskc, tz Nov- ni.Testarnentum,Met- vol. ' stenu,:z vol. . . S.ellia& oy . j, Mackirilay, ~ Ni. - 87, Strand, London. V -- PIC ru.4L L INC-OFFICE, 7uty 18c9. THE COMMISSIONEiiS f or P7CT WILDING m4yEsTY' ? NAVY do hereby give Notice, Thai on Friday, the tot of September next, they will be realy to receive enders in writing (mated up), and !feat for sucb afeantities of PRIME IRISH BEEF and PORK, ta be cured ;n-the ensuing Scason,as the respective Merchants and Dealers therein may tbink proper to cier one-third Part thereof to be packed in Half. puncheons, one-third Part in Tierces, and one-third Part in Ear rels ; to be deliveted into his Majesty's Fißualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, etkd into the Army 1 1 /Rualling Storrs at St. Cath.vine's, in regular Proportions of each Description of Casks, by the Periods undertnentinned. One-fourth Part of the - what by the 281 h Feb. Iglo. One_ fourth Part more 15th elprll, 1810. One-fourth Part more, 3 1st Moly, I Sic). And the remaining fourth Part 6y the isth July , iSto. And to le paid jct. by Bills, ' , flyable 7,411.1 Wet est, nine!) , dqys after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Sevetary's Of ef; or by applying to Mr. 7. 1P Dunstervillr, Agent for the 'L'7 ,ailing at Cork ; to the Colleaor of his Majesty': Cut. tom: at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford; and to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, respellivety. N. B. No rendes for a less Quantity than Two Thousand Tierce: of Beef, and Two Thousand Tierces of Posh will be ad. mitred. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not Ge inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board, before One o'Clock on the said Ist of Septeinters nor unless the Person who makes' the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called /or. VICTUALLING-01 , 1.1CA, 711ty 21, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Tues day, the Istb August next, they will be ready to receive Ten. der; in .weiting (sealed up), and treat for ,TWO HUNDRED TONS of ROSE CORK (Seconds) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUTTER of equal Good. ness, and for THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY TONS of CHE SHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, - or GLOUCESTER CHEESE, or , CHEESE of equal Goodness, to be dqivered in t,h, space of Three Months, in three equal monthly deliveries, into his 112:jesty's Fiat:ailing Stores at the Port:, and in the prop,rtions undermentioned, Viz., Butter Cheese Deptford - . So Tons. J2o Eons. Portsmouth • 6o ;to Plymouth - 6o 123 ,• zoo Tons. 350 Tons. mato be paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after Date. The Condition: of the Contraels may be seen at the Secretary's Of No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Mice shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered - to the Board before One o'clock on the Said Tuesday, the tsth Axg.ust next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per. son on his behalf, attend:, to answer, when (ailed for. P ICTUALLING.OFFICE, • Aig. 8, acq. THE COMMIgSIONERSjor ICTUA LING . His MAyESTY'sNAPY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 2sth inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing /sealed up) and treat for Three Hundred and Fifty Tons Of O.ATNIEAL, One Hundred and Twenty Tons of TO BACCO, and Fifty Tons of COCOA; to be delivered at the Ports and in the proportion: undermentioned, viz. Oatmeal Tons. Tobacco Tons. Cocoa Tons. Portmouth 120 30 e PIyMOUIII 83 4 3 Deptford zit) 5 0 so 550 120 50 The Oatmeal and Tobacco to be delivered, one.balf in six .r.ve!kr, and the rensaining ba2f in :ix weekr afterwards, and the Coco 4 in one month; and to, 6c paid Jar by Bills payable, with interest, ninety Dv: alter The Conditbns gf the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's Gib r. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not ke inserted in words at lengtb, es- tdat :ball not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Flay, the 25th inst. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Persoit on his behalf, attends, to answer when called jar. • PICTWILLING.OFFICE, Aug. 9, 118(79. THE COMMISSIONERSjorncruALLIAG mAyESTY'r NAVY do hereby give Notice, That cn Igdnetday, the 2jd infant, they will be ready to receive Tenderi, in writing (sealed up), .and treat for TVs° Hundred tend Fifty Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered, duty free, from 11: . 5rehouses in which tie tame &di basic been bonded, into his Majesty': Vit7/tailing Stores at rbe Ports, 'and in the reptllive quantities undermentioned, within the perbtlV due: Month:, in miutthly poiortions, Deptford - too,ooo Gallons Portsmouth 90,000 rlymputli 60,000 250,000 fe Ge for 6j , Bills t ayable, with Intet est, ninety da . ys after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's Office. . . N. renderfor a less quantity than Ten Thozvard Gallons will be admitted. No regard will be bad Sc. rzs , Tender in -which the Price shall no - t he inserted in noordsat length, or that shall not be delivered to the Hoard before One o'clock on the said Wednesday the 23d inst. nor unless the Petlaq 'who makes the Tender, or some Person on kis kbait, attends, to answer when called for. (PRICE SI7LPEN6E ALFPENNY Rd PAY-OFFICE, - . , .tore tSc). AGENTS FOR SEAMEAI AIZ'I ) A N 461 having this day - 'received the Royal &sent " A " far the :Encouragement of Seamen, and for other txti wet, Wherein it is provided, that it shall not be laqu' for any Pers,is within the United Kingdom to receive auy Wages. Pay, Prize. or Bounty Money for any Petty Offtcer,' Seitmart, Non-commis sioned Officer of Marines, or Marine,or Non-Commissioned ter or Soldier in the Army, other than and except Pettort: Tvki shall be duly Licensed by the Treasurer of the Nasty for that pur pose, 'who are required to give security, for their good fr- dam futi(ch rem iElion is not so extend to the Wive:, Patents, Child' en, Brothers or Sisters, of such Petty Officers, Seamen, Mariner, and Soldiers) to take effefl from the last dy of August next'; Notice is hereby given to a!! Persons who rbhll be desirous of taking or Liienies under the Provisions if the said All, that they muss, on o'l before the zOth day of' .7aly next, send their Names es,d Places of abode, and the nastier of two Persons whom they shall pro. pose as Sureties in each case, to be bound in , the Penally of Tare lirindred Poundr, that the Person desrines to be licensed, :hall demean himself properlr, and :kW/ duly acrt, - nnt to the Persons en. titled thereto, for all the ll'ages, Pay, Prize, or B.ountY Monty, is shall 'receive. Persons resident at Portsmozah, Plymouth,, Chatham, or Slver. nets, to transmit the same to the aid Clerk of the Navy Pay. Uce at each of that' Pdrti respet7iVely ; and at all other Plates in Great Britain .and Ireland, to the Pay-Marter, :hc Atari, Pay..GWce, London. . . The Licenses are grantable for three years, and may Ge determined at to& Time by the Treasurer, iesc'asei of miscondua of the Parties wito that/ obtain Mart. Direaion of the Treaskrer, yOliN SMITH, Pty-Master. If any Person after the Est September next, who shall not have a License from the Treasury of the Navy; or shall not 6e within the Degrees of Relationship above described, to Seamen and others, shall off - er himself to receive, or shall receive any Wages, Prize Money, or other Allowance to Seamen and others, he will be gully of a Misdemeanor, and on Conviition will be punis'.•cd accordingly. DISEASES OF THE URETHRA, AND CERTAIN COMPLAINTS. AS sole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated Me. dicated, Bougies and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs the Public, that he may, as usual, be daily consulted hoes Nine to. Three, at his Hous:-, N., S 4, Frith street, Soho, rut cases of Strielures, ObstruCtions, Glects, &c. .sre. as wed, as Gonorriine,, Debility, and every Disorder where secrecy is so essentially requisite, that every Patient is introduced in a separate apartment. Mr. D. has for niany yews confined himself to that department of Surgery, and. from extensive practice, and the most flattering success, he is enabled to otter a method of cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no con finement or restraint in Diet, and which prevents a relapse. Persons in the country stating their cases fully, in a Letter, enclosing a tl. or a al. note, will have proper retnedielsek to the amount. For the various symptoms , &c. see, just published ; the Sixth Edition, price zs.lxl.A Treatise on the above Colit, plitints. To be had at the Author's Roust, the only glace wi'en his Lotagies are sold.-- For DI SOROERS of the HEAD, DIMNESS of SIG (IT, . • DEFECT of HEARING, &c. THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF. A S a Proof of its Efficacy, Mr. Richard thorn, of Itchen-Stoke, Hants, writes, in Feb. iBoi, to the Proprietors as follows : " lam now 14 years old, and can see to read with common glasses, and my memory,is as good as when I was only 18.—• In July 177 . 6 (29 years ago) l \vas seized with a dreadful gid:. dirtess in my head. My DoEtor gave me various Medicines ; they did me no good. He admitted this, end candidly ad- vised the use of your Cephalic,Smiti: I took it, and in a few weeks was much better. After this I took it more freely, and in six-weeks-was as well and hearty as ever, and so haves continuer).to this day." In consequence of the increased expense of the ingredients of which this elegant and efficacious Snuffis compised, and the high duty upon the bottles, the Proprietors are under the necessity of raising the price to Is. rid. per bottle, Stamp included. It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Warehouse for Dr. jaines's Powder, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon. don; and Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; and none is genuine unless the words' " F. Newbery, 45, St. Paul's," beertrav• ed on the Stamp. •___ _ Also. by their, , appointment, by Ward, Holborn; Sauget and Allen, Oxford-street ; Wade, Bond-street ; Haward, Piccadilly ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Harris, Cot , -+ ner of Ludgate-street ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; Clarke; and Bowling and Co. Borough. THE REY. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILL. OUS PILLS. - - - TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, A Author of the Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady ht this Country, which lay the foundation 'of the more formidable and fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover for he relief and cure a sate and infallible remedy Would yeti. form a most important service to society. That discovery haS now been made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay,' the extensive sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are deserved held, has' considerably lessened the number of these complaints; and bids tair, in a short time, to be the means of entirely eating them. These Pills have a quick and safe:or:rah:in, they at powerfully and specifically on the Pile, •and thus remove the numerous disorders connected'. with it, Sick.' Head-Aches, Flatulence, Liver. Complaints, Jaundice} vous Disorders from Indigestion, eicc. They are the niost valuable Family Medicine, hitherto °tiered to the l'ittalic,• and the 'Proprietor is supported by the most respettidie • evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and other,. that they have never been administered to any person withcnlt giving certain and speedy relief, and in the end otimpleting Cure. This valuable Medicine, ,having been used with succeS, is recommended by the following distinguished PersOnintes : The Right Hon. Viscount - Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Nth and Well, Sir John Honey wood, Bart. M. P . A. Honiton. • Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. M.P. for Peny n . TiibMas Anson, iiaq. M. P. for Litchfield. lames Arnyatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Hertford Edmund Boehm, Esq. - Nevii.street, Spring Gardens-. Thomas Ha:nmersley, Esq. ' G. W.'Dickes, Esq. Private ,Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury. • • The Rev. Mr. Dir:lock, Librarian to the Archbishop. • Cecil 'Forester, Esq. M. P.'ib•r Wenlock Sold wholesale and retail by - Mr. Butler, No: 4, Cheapsidet and retail by Mr. Kirby, Statlind-street, O s id liond , street ; 'Mr: Stratton, Leicester-square; Bacon and Co. t;o, ()y. ford-street ; and by all respectable Venders in Town_ and Country. • - A Caution.—Observe the name of William Barclay is paired on the Stamp, which 'is alliged on the outside wrap_ •• Or each box; all not so stamped - ere a • dangerous tatim. Price ss..fid. tad :es. per box, with, ample diredlions.